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If you're happy to purchase a SIM card, register it in your name, and hand it to someone else for them to use, go right ahead. Q: Who's paying the bills for th
by logifail 1y ago
If you're happy to purchase a SIM card, register it in your name, and hand it to someone else for them to use, go right ahead.
Q: Who's paying the bills for that SIM?
- econ 1y agoI was referring to this part > > The ID presented at time of purchase does not have to be the ID of the actual user of the card >In some EU member states this might be fine, but definitely not all It seems hard if not impossible to prevent or stop?
- logifail 11mo ago> It seems hard if not impossible to prevent or stop? Thought experiement: you can buy and register a car, and then lend it to someone else to use. That's certainly "hard if not impossible to prevent or stop" and might seem fine ... right until the point when it isn't fine any more. At which point the police will come to knock on your door (first).
- Kwpolska 11mo ago> Q: Who's paying the bills for that SIM? You can anonymously buy top-up vouchers in supermarkets for pay-as-you-go SIMs.